Seeing how Nevada is the state with the hottest springs, over 300, I’m surprised that after soaking all over the western United States. that we haven’t soaked here yet. Till now. The 2nd closest spring to Reno and lake Tahoe, is in Carson City. Carson City is about a half hour drive from Reno, which […]
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Bozeman is a small town of around 50,000 people, but since the tv series Yellowstone, it’s gotten very popular, cost of housing is up 67%. Our favorite Montana hot spring is right on the edge of Bozeman, and is called Bozeman hot spring, we decided to finish out our day trip to the area with
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Florida has a hot spring? As you can tell from any U.S. map of hot springs, they are mainly concentrated in the geologically active western third of the continental united states. There are some in the east like the concentration in Arkansas, but one state you don’t think of when thinking hot springs, is Florida.
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You can go from the beaches of los Angeles to the mountains of San Bernardino national forest in a few hours and get the beach and a great hot spring in half a day. We visited a friend in L.A. and after time at the beach, he wanted to show off the power of his
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Welcome to Soak in a Hot Spring blog Whenever we travel if there is a Hot Spring nearby, we will try to visit it. We hope to post a new review about once a month. Please feel free to comment on springs you like or have been to. Sharing with other “Hot Potters” is a